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It's strictly my opinion and I will probably be wrong on this but...

I was talking to someone last night and he was working on putting together a roster matrix for Michigan. And according to him, Michigan is capable of pushing this class to 26 depending on how many players are not granted a 5th year.

I'll double check this with him.

The only player I can see not getting renewed would be Mike Jones. All of the other players are either starters or in the two deep. The coaches aren't going to want to let depth go.

OSU fans like really liking Lisle's game film.

He has terrible footwork, especially when he is in pass protection. That little hop to get out of his stance is going to kill him when he faces any sort of speed rusher this year and possibly in college if he doesn't get it fixed. The one thing I saw in the highlights that would have me worried the most if I was an OSU fan, is the way he moves his feet when he is engaged with a defender, he crosses his legs up far too much and doesn't set his feet to get a full push on the defender.

At this point, LTT is the far superior prospect. LTT may not have the best technique with his upper body at the moment, but his footwork is actually really good.

I'd just like to point out that, once again, Bucknuts reveals its idiocy. Evan Lisle is ranked 3rd in the latest Bucknuts 50, AHEAD OF DYMONTE THOMAS.

Bucknuts, what a joke.

Well considering Centerville runs a triple option he should be raw as a pass blocker.

247 hasn't adjusted his weight from his junior season. He's probably up around 275 now.

He does that flatfooted hop coming out of his stance whether he was going forward or in pass pro. I admit its a bonus if the opponent is reading the RT, but about the fifth time a bigger WDE knocks him on his butt out right off the snap it will start to wear thin.

Not saying he is a bad prospect, however, looks to have a pretty good frame and athleticism. But the technique is not there at all yet.

He should be about where Butt and Taco are - 15-20ish. No way he's an elite prospect.

I finally got around to watching it and was not impressed at all. I did not see him finish one block and as Amazingblue said it just looked like he was going through the motions. Every time I look at a OL highlight film I have to compare it to Kyle Kalis. Kyle finished blocks and made high school defenders look like rag dolls.

No, I've just watched a lot of OL film and researched it.

To start, I'm not sure what the jump start is all about. But I don't see bad footwork at all. He has heavy feet but otherwise looks like he has terrific body , size and control. I would take him on my team. That kid may grow into a terrific tackle.